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Animal songs

by Margie La Bella

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Growl, Growl, Stomp The polar bear looks for her cubs with a growl, growl, stomp. The polar bear looks for her cubs with a growl, growl, and a stomp. She (they) breaks the ice, and catches a fish, and holds it in her paws. She (they) eat it up, and goes to sleep in the land on Santa Claus. The baby bears roll in the snow with a growl, growl, stomp. The baby bears roll in the snow with a growl, growl, and a stomp. The polar bears throw the snow with a growl, growl, stomp. The polar bears throw the snow with a growl, growl, and a stomp. The polar bears slide down the ice with a growl, growl, stomp. The polar bears slide down the ice with a growl, growl, and a stomp. Benefits: This song helps with listening and pretending skills, both needed for cognitive development. Other uses: It also stimulates attention (to the movements of the mother and baby bears,) as well as auditory anticipation and vocalization of “Grrowl!” The repetitive “growl, growl, stomp!) gives a sense of sequencing and energy/vocal release.
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1. Tiny little caterpillar crawling on the ground. ; Crawling up on grass and trees without a single sound. 2. Hungry little caterpillar chewing on the leaves. Up on top of bark and branches swaying in the breeze. 3. (bridge) Spinning little caterpillar make a chrysalis. A sleeping bag tucked all around you. Did you Picture this? 4. Sleepy sleepy caterpillar dreaming of the air. Sleepy caterpillar – imagine what’s up there? 5. Wake up little caterpillar. Open up your eyes. Break out of your chrysalis. You are a Butterfly! 6. (bridge) Flying freely butterfly, what can you see from the air? Do you see clouds and the sun and the children below down there? 7. Last verse is on the word “Ooh.”
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Am G F E7 Am G F E7 1. Four Little (crazy monkey sounds) jumpin' on the bed; one fell off and bumped his head. C G F E7 ( no chord ) Am G F E Mommy called the doctor- the doctor said “ No more monkeys jumpin' on the bed!” Am G F E7 2. Three little (monkey sounds) jumpin' on the bed; one fell off and bumped his head. (Make a long downward vocal scoop and pop your lips.) Mommy called the doctor - the doctor said “ No more monkeys jumpin' on the bed!” 3. Two little (monkey sounds) jumpin' on the bed; Make a long downward vocal scoop and pop your lips. Mommy called the doctor (imitate the sound of a phone.) -the doctor said “ No more monkeys jumpin' on the bed!” 4. One little ( monkey sounds) jumpin' on the bed; Make a long downward vocal scoop and pop your lips. imitate the sound of a phone. the doctor said “ No more monkeys jumpin' on the bed!” (speak in a “canned” voice, and/or hold your nose and speak.) Purpose: To encourage vocal/sound play and auditory memory
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(Chorus) Oo, oo oo. Ah, ah ah. Ee ee ee. Oo, oo oo. Ah, ah ah. Ee ee ee. Oo oo oo. Ah, ah, ah. Ee, ee, ee. Oo, oo oo. Ah, ah ah. Ee ee ee, G swinging in a tree. Hey, Mr. Monkey livin’ up in a tree. A coconut is what I see. Climb to the top and what do you think? Crack it open and take a drink. Scratch your head and scratch your chin. Stick out your tongue and pull it in. Scratch your side. Oh, what could it be? You're turning into a chimpanzee! Bridge: Livin’ in the trees is the best thing yet. I wish that you could be my pet!
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Animal Song 02:52
A little duck (quack, quack, quack) sat on a hill (quack, quack, quack). A little song (quack, quack, quack) came from his bill (Quack, quack, quack). He quacked it soft (quack, quack quack). He quacked it for a ducky crowd. A little snake... sat in the grass. He slithered through...the Sassifras. He hissed it soft. He hissed it loud. He hissed it for a slithery crowd. A little elephant ... sat in the water... And there she did... just what he oughtter. She trumpeted soft. She trumpeted loud. She trumpeted for an elephant crowd. A little cow ...sat on some silk... and there she gave... some chocolate milk. She mooed real soft... She mooed real loud. She mooed it for a bovine crowd. verse. This helps increase memory and length of utterance. The children may want to draw or cut out their own pictures of the animals.
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Motions: The wolf cub wakes up and he opens his eyes. Start by pretending to sleep and wake. He gives a yawn and a shake. Give a good stretch and shake awake. He looks up at the sun and the snow falling down Point up to the sun and motion like a fluttery snow flake. and he follows a little snow flake. (Chorus) Singing Oooooo ooooh, Oooooo oooooh, Oooo ooooo oooooooh He walks over a bridge and under the trees. Hold one arm out horizontally in front of you. Walk the other hand on the “bridge.” Then, hold one arm up vertically with fingers spread. Walk the other hand under the “tree.” He climbs up a mountain so high. Motion hands up and over your head. Then back down he slides, and he looks side to side. Sweep them down again and look side to side. And he said “I am lost!” and he cries. Cover eyes and pretend to cry. (Bridge) He cries “where is my mother, my father, my brother Put hand up above the eyes and pretend to search. and where could my sisters all be. I know what I’ll do. I will open my mouth. Put index finger to head. Open mouth. And howl out a wolf melody!” Hooooowl! The wind it does whistle and the trees whisper “whoosh” Sway arms over head. and the birds sing their song to the sun. Use thumb and index finger to imitate a bird in song. And the cub hears his mother and sisters and brother. Hold hand to ear. A wolf howling band has begun! Get ready to hooowl! Last howl: oooooooooooooooooh!
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1. A little sheep( baa baa baa.) - Sang “baa baa baa.”( baa baa baa.) Sang for her Maw ( baa baa baa.) -And her Paw ( baa baa baa.) She baa’d real soft ( baa baa baa.) She baa’d real loud ( baa baa baa.) She sang it for ( baa baa baa.) a sheepish crowd. ( baa baa baa.) 2. A little goat (na, na, nah. etc. ) - a Billy goat. Sang his song -from his throat. He naa’ed real soft. He naa’ed real loud. He wore his little gotee proud. 3. A little pig (oink, oink, oink ect.) . Just a baby one. Oinked in the mud. All day for fun. She oinked it a piggy crowd. 4. A little lion (rrroar etc.)- had a little roar. And he kept tryin’-- to grow some more. He roared real soft. He roared real loud. He roared it for a fi-ne (fine/fyin’) crowd. Purpose: To elicit vocalization of animal sounds.

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Great Collection of songs from my various CDs, each centering around the production of sounds, words and simple phrases. It's fun.

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released November 25, 2013

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